South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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r'f: 'D'i1v :'fg f3'rga 3 '-'H' 1' '77 'a-2424 4. :.m:,'. -.---J M40 r- ..,... --- --- Z-.9934 I I 44Z4l ENTRE NOUS HE Entre Nous of 1916-17 has been unusually busy and progressive, the mem- bers having brought forth many new ideas for entertainment and money making. The first part of the winter was occupied with making aprons for the children at Pillsbury House. Aprons of dark gingham trimmed with white braid, showed some needlecraft among the members. Among varied activities the following deserve mention: the picnic in May, the October dance, for which about three hundred tickets were sold, the home-made candy at the Tiger carnival, the old maids' party, the dinner given the baseball team after the South-West game, and the party given to the B Freshmen girls at one of the regular meetings. During the first part of the term the girls of this club decided upon a class pin. The pin IS of silver with the words Hlintre Nous Fall Term Officers SIGNE ENcEB1tETsoN ........... President ..... ..... S IGNE ENcEBt:ETsox JEANNETTE CARLSON ...... ..Vice President.. . . . ,l7 engraved upon it. Spring Term Ji-:ANNEr'rE CA1:LsoN HENRIETTE REED ...... ...... S ecretary ..... ...... H Ext:tETTE REI-Ill lTTARIAN BAttsMAN ............ Treasurer. . ... .. ...NTARIAV BAtzsMAx ATABI-IL PAt7Lsox .... .... . Sergeant-at-Arms.. . .... NTABEI. PAl1Lsov INKPAH HE lnkpah Club has just completed another great year, the third in its existence Although all the charter members have left, the club continues to retain the same-spirit of determination which has been so noticeable during the entire period of its.. life. The regular Thursday programs are always well given and well at- tended-at times by various visitors. In addition to the weekly programs, the lnkpah Club succeeded in presenting before the entire school, on the Thursday before Thanksgiving, one of the most appropriate of programs ever given at South High. This program, which con- sisted of five numbers, was well received by the audience and served to give youth- ful critics an idea of what the lnkpah Club is like. Socially, the most enjoyable event was the party held at the beginning of the fall semester. At this party, new members were initiated with due ceremonial festivities and later joined by the old members in celebration of the occasion. Fall Term ATAURICIC GJEsDAHL JoHN NELsoN.. ....... .. Jmxxt-:TTE Cmrsox . . . .. ARTHtitc SEl.AxDEtt ........ Officers ......President. . . . . . . . . Vice President. . . . Spring Term ..... . .GEoacE Blooms ... ...WILLIAM Jouvsorw .Secretary-Treasurer ........ .NORMA PETERSON MR. PARIIISH, Advisor 1 27 1 .Sergeant-at-Arms ...... ..l. D. HIJLTZPIIKNIAY X

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